Recipes for savoring the flavor all season long.
But the season’s end in September always rolls around too soon.
It is so well emulsified and smooth that it beautifully coats greens and vegetables in a salad.

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Vidalia Onion Soup
The natural sugars in Vidalia onions make them perfect for French onion soup.
Dont skimp on caramelizing the onions.
Its an important step to create a rich and nutty flavor for the star in this soup.

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Tennessee Onions
This creamy, cheese casserole is so much more than the sum of its parts.
Try it once, and we know you’ll agreeand ensure you use Vidalia onions.
Vidalia Onion Souffle
Dont be intimidated by this souffle.

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This recipe won’t fallit’s designed for success.
Naturally sweet Vidalia onions are ideal for caramelizing in this dish.
Cook the onions the day before and store them in the refrigerator to save time on a busy weeknight.

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No tending onions on the stove for this recipe.
Theslow cookerdoes all the work of slowly caramelizing the onions throughout the day.
Blue cheese and candied pecans round out a medley of flavors.

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Cucumber-and-Vidalia Onion Salad
Theres nothing complicated about this fresh seasonal salad.
Raw Vidalia onions get time to show off their mild, sweet flavor without overpowering.
A simple vinaigrette dresses just a few ingredients.

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Spinach-and-Vidalia Dip
Your favorite creamy spinach dip gets a tasty upgrade with Vidalia onions.
This spinach-onion dip mashup is a no-brainer for yourveggie tray.
Or serve with sturdy chips.

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This keeps up to two days in the refrigerator, but it likely wont last that long.

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